The Halex Midrange is a 160 gram base plastic understable golf disc that has the same shape and flight as the Halex Driver. It really seems that the only thing different between the Driver and the Midrange is that the stamp printed on the Midrange says Midrange rather than Driver. Like the Driver, this disc…Read more
The Discmania Guardian Lion is the first frisbee golf disc made available from the recent Discmania/Yikun partnership and is branded with the Active Line stamp. The Guardian Lion is an easy to throw base plastic putt and approach disc that is similar to the Yikun Gui putter. This frisbee is perfect for lowering scores by…Read more
Have you ever read that word, “Frisbee,” and thought, “Where did that word come from?” It is a weird looking and weirder sounding word that doesn’t seem to have any traditional Latin or Germanic roots that have anything to do with a round flying disc. The beginnings of the Frisbee are believed to be rooted…Read more
Perhaps the most coveted new disc release of 2019 is the Kastaplast Gote or Goat (meaning a person from Southern Sweden and not an animal, or the Greatest Of All Time, although after testing this disc, some might think of it as that kind of GOAT). Kastaplast has quickly become one of the darlings of…Read more
As fans of the sport, we would love to see Frisbee Golf as an Olympic event. However, the reality is that disc golf just isn’t played in most countries of the world right now, which kind of takes away from the entire Olympic vibe. Perhaps sometime in the future. This New Zealand article mentions it…Read more
As frisbee golfers, it’s fun to see when professional athletes play our sport. According to a New York Post article, Mets pitcher Seth Lugo is a Frisbee Golfer, and pretty good at it too. It makes sense that a professional baseball player would be good at disc golf as a the motion used for a…Read more
When most people think of Frisbees, they think of a recreational activity where you throw a frisbee back and forth for short distances on the beach. Frisbee Golf, like Ultimate Frisbee, is very much a competitive sport with hundreds of thousands of players and touring professionals who make a living from playing disc golf. Professionals…Read more
Technically, there is no difference between a “Frisbee” and a disc, but the way these terms are commonly used mean different things. Simply put, a Frisbee is a type of disc, and if you read the first article in the FAQ section you learned there the colloquial difference between a frisbee and a disc. Here…Read more
This is a fun video showing a different kind of Frisbee vs Golf. This competition isn’t exactly Frisbee Golf, but it’s fun to watch, and you have to be impressed with the athleticism of both these contestants playing in their non principal sport. Smith has become a youtube sensation with his trick shot videos and…Read more
While it may not be ideal, the short answer is, “Yes.” In fact, when Frisbee Golf was originally invented “regular frisbees” or “lids” is what everyone used. However, the game has evolved. Disc manufacturers over the years have been perfecting the art of making discs exclusively for disc golf. There are multiple categories of discs…Read more